Milford High School - Spartan Yearbook (Milford, NH)

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COUNCIL 5 - Sealed: D. Largyg W. Carter, captaing L. Gabor. Standing: Art james, WHDH It'x Academic moderatorg M. Mangoldg D. Kerr, advisor. Where is U.N.H.? 4 .w' ffm.. ,-., . . .Am Will Santa really stop here?

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Seated: Mr. Kerr, advisorg D. Raymondg R. Matthews, treasurer, T. Hoadley, vice-presidentg J. Rizzi, presidentg J. Welch, secretaryg L. Carlsmith, assistant secretary, D. jones, junior high vice-presidentg Miss McGhee, advisor. One juicy Fruit, and zz Milk Duds, and two Tootsie Roll Pops are .... 9 STUDENT Students who remember the first weeks in the make- shift, unfinished M.A.S. will remember the self-possessed, brightly badged young people who directed disoriented newcomers about and rang bells for class changes. After the fervor of elections, consolidation of junior and Senior High Councils, and a constitutional change that provided for election of underclass representatives, the M.A.S. Student Council began its program of activities under the supervision of Miss McGhee and Mr. Kerr. An Activities Committee was established to coordinate and regulate all school activities. The Council also re- vised the Honor Roll System to college standards, and conducted the annual College Night to aid the students in their future plans. The Bookstore not only continued to cater to M.A.S. bibliophiles, but this Emporium expanded to better cope with The Great Tootsie Roll Pop Shortage of the after school candy concession. The need for a school seal prompted the Council to conduct a contest with a cash prize. A composite design, constructed from the submissions of jon Michie and Thomas Hoadley, was selected, and a die for yearbook use was purchased. A High School Bowl team which competed locally was also sponsored and was sent to W.H.D.H. Television's Itls Academic program to top off the Student Council's year.

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DEBA TI G CL UB Seated: E. Conleyg P. Smithg Mr. Elias, advisory N. Sanford, president, P. Markham, vice- presidentg S. Marden, secretaryg M. Moore, treasurerg M. Mangold. Standing: M. Mitiguyg S. Linclaburyg B. Contig D. Largyg D. Raymondg R. Kokkog V. Beaudraultg K. Cotterg J. Hurleyg G. Gordon. 'I think w8,1'6 winning. Resolved: Foreign Aid Should be limited to N ON -.Military Assistance. This new club provides opin- ionated and current-event mind- ed students an organized forum where they can express their ideas and learn public speaking techniques. This year's topic has given club members an insight into the American Foreign Aid Program, while testing their powers of logic and argument. The club, coached by Mr. Elias, competes in novice status, with the first team consisting of Affirmative: Neil Sanford and David Largyg and Negative: Dan Raymond and Peter Mark- ham. The members have com- peted in debates at other schools, and hosted their first home de- bate in February. The first team traveled to Dartmouth to corn- pete for the regional champion- ship and won two of the eight matches, an excellent record for debaters with only a few months' experience.